I try to run Windows Mozilla Firefox under Wine (I've Debian Etch on AMD 64 Linux).
It runs, but doesn't go browse any website, telling me always "page not found", like it were not connected. But I'm connected, as well as I can post this message. Is there any wine (or Firefox) setting that I don't take into account?
Please help me; I need it because I can't run flash player on linux browser, as it's 64-bit and flash doesn't support it yet.
Thanks
Firefox
Firefox
You can get the linux 32 bit firefox version and run that for flash stuff, I
actually made that my default browser in my 64 system, you can also try
flock I also run that in my 64 bit system and runs well, Alsooooo, in ubuntu
there's a way to install the 32 bit plugin with a wrapper, might work on
debian, check, ubuntuforums.org for details on that, there was a script that
actually installs it in a 64 bit system, check this post
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php? ... tall+flash as I
say it MIGHT work on debian too, check it out.
good luck
varomix
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actually made that my default browser in my 64 system, you can also try
flock I also run that in my 64 bit system and runs well, Alsooooo, in ubuntu
there's a way to install the 32 bit plugin with a wrapper, might work on
debian, check, ubuntuforums.org for details on that, there was a script that
actually installs it in a 64 bit system, check this post
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php? ... tall+flash as I
say it MIGHT work on debian too, check it out.
good luck
varomix
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wrote:
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64 Linux).
It runs, but doesn't go browse any website, telling me always "page not
found", like it were not connected. But I'm connected, as well as I can post
this message. Is there any wine (or Firefox) setting that I don't take into
account?
Please help me; I need it because I can't run flash player on linux
browser, as it's 64-bit and flash doesn't support it yet.
Thanks
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Re: Firefox
Strange it works perfectly here. Could you try connecting by IP-address? If that works then you most likely missing 32-bit libresolv.dagnele777 wrote:I try to run Windows Mozilla Firefox under Wine (I've Debian Etch on AMD 64 Linux).
It runs, but doesn't go browse any website, telling me always "page not found", like it were not connected. But I'm connected, as well as I can post this message. Is there any wine (or Firefox) setting that I don't take into account?
Please help me; I need it because I can't run flash player on linux browser, as it's 64-bit and flash doesn't support it yet.
Thanks
Firefox
dagnele777 skrev:
Look at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=430845I try to run Windows Mozilla Firefox under Wine (I've Debian Etch on AMD 64 Linux).
It runs, but doesn't go browse any website, telling me always "page not found", like it were not connected. But I'm connected, as well as I can post this message. Is there any wine (or Firefox) setting that I don't take into account?
Please help me; I need it because I can't run flash player on linux browser, as it's 64-bit and flash doesn't support it yet.
Firefox
use nsswrapper to run 32bit flash in your 64bit browser
Deam
Ove Kaaven wrote:
http://fragfest.com.au
Deam
Ove Kaaven wrote:
--dagnele777 skrev:Look at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=430845I try to run Windows Mozilla Firefox under Wine (I've Debian Etch on
AMD 64 Linux).
It runs, but doesn't go browse any website, telling me always "page
not found", like it were not connected. But I'm connected, as well as
I can post this message. Is there any wine (or Firefox) setting that I
don't take into account?
Please help me; I need it because I can't run flash player on linux
browser, as it's 64-bit and flash doesn't support it yet.
http://fragfest.com.au